The Outcome Analysis of 2350 Cases of Perinatal Umbilical Cord Winds / 医学研究杂志

ABSTRACT

Objective To explore the outcome and diagnostic methods of umbilical cord winds of the perinatal. Methods Retrospective analysis of 2350 cases of umbilical cord winds in our hospital was conducted. We selected 2400 cases as control. We calculated both the incidence rate of cesarean section, fetal distress and neonatal hypoxic - ischemic encephalopathy. Results Umbilical cord winds accounted for 20.1 percent of the total number of deliveries in the same period. The incidence rate of fetal distress and cesarean section was significantly high. Bsound ultra was 98.9% diagnosis. The electronic fetal care was 99.7% in diagnosis. Color Doppler ultrasound was 100% in diagnosis. Conclusion Umbilical cord winds is a common complication of pregnancy, and decision is also an important factor for delivery mode. Umbilical cord winds will increase obviously in the incidence of fetal distress and perinatal morbidity. The main method for prenatal diagnosis is the color Doppler ultrasound examination, such as B - and E - fetal care. Color Doppler ultrasound technique is the best way for non - invasive is observation of intrauterine blood circulation changes. In helpful for the judge of the progress and outcome of pregnancy, fetal growth and development of the situation.